Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-05-07

was referred to the committee on confer
Senate amendments to house bill No. 8a9,
Mr.. Prentiss, In reference to schools, wero
The Senate amendments to House bill No.
SS, by Mr.. Russell, to amend the charter Of
the city Of Denver, were concuSfed In by
vote Of Al to1.
THURSDAY MARCH "a.
SENArE-House amendments to House
b ete 1ssa
ment to insert "S5O' for s.ssS0' In section
was not CONQUERED in. The next amend
ment amending one o. tne SScsiP hn,. ~
and eating houses was concurred IN.
Amendments to section {, striking gut tho
provisions making qualification OF com
ing that ali analysis should be made by the
School Of Mines, was not concurred In.
The amendment adding new sectlOn 20
the bill, giving the commissioners power q
The amendment which was concurred in
exempt boarding house and eatfng mouse
in their places, stating the use OF oleomar-
garine The amendment is designed to
| help keepers of small boarding houses and
small eating house keepers to make e i tSs
ks
Legislature that boarding house keepers
have enough to struggle along with dead
beat boarders without being obliged 70
state whether they use oleomargarine or
The following bills were read third time
Senate biil No: e. 1T. ITO somps,! .aiIr Dad
to place cattle guards on such fences"
Senate bill No. 277, to amend certain sec
tiOns Of chapter y of general statues. enti-
| tied "Revenue." The bill provides the man
ner in which assessors shall fill out tax lists
for persons who have failed to do SO, and
for correcting incorrect tax lists, and II 1ur-
ther provides how the board OF county COM
vides for the advertising of property for
sale for taxes. 1t further provides the man
ner in which the county board shall levy
taxes, and also relates to the rebate OF erfo-
The rest Of the day was spent in Commit
| tee of the Whole.
HoUsE.-Mr. CARRIER moved TO reconsider
compel the officers in charge Of any State
institution to contract no indebtedness In
any year in excess of the appropriation for
that year. was passed and upon the m 1sand
ment to section L: provided, that In cases
of emergency the Governor may autnorize
| the contraction of such indebtedness as IN
for the maintenance and support OF the in
stitution until such time as the General AS
sembly shall meet" The amendment car
ried, and the bill as amended was ordered
The following bills came before the
House for third reading and were passed:
Senate bill No, ~, entitled cemeteries Sen n
BIZ Nj 9be B5Rea Valley '1 %.son fosd
Senate bill No. 94g. to set aside eourt-mar Al.
tiai Of Colonel NJ. B. Carpenter. House bill
No. II, by Mr.. CARRIER, providing for aP-
House Bill No. 1856, By MI. Meek, provid-
ing for a military poll tax Of 50 cents.
House bill No. Is, By MI. Morrison. to
amend the code Of civil procedure. House
ton Of cruelty to animals. House Bill No.
3O4, by Mr.. Adams, providing for an agpro-
priation to build a bridge asross the Gone
kirk, making provision for the printing of
1000 reports of coal mine inspector.
FRIDAY, MARCH rs.
SENATE-Owing to the absence ofa num-
bill was postponed until Monday.
At the opening of the afternoon session
the Senate went into executive session. On
SSnse 9 o. e SSsrt K
eighth judicial district was confirmed. This
is one of the new districts and includes
| Weld Larimer and Boulder counties be-
sides the new countiesof Logan and WASH
| ingtOn.
The committee on corporations and rail.
| roads reported on House bill 3OS, Dill Tor
| the regulation of railroads, recommending
amendments of considerable length and OF
about the same character as those used 70
emascuate the Senate railroad Dill; Inc
bill was made a special Order IOr MOnuay
morning at 10 O'Clock,
HoUsE-The following bills were passed:
House bill No. 205, by MI: Wade, providing
for the contracting Of Indebtedness BY the
State Institutions; House bill No. 366. by
Mr.. Melvin Edwards, providing for an ap.-
preparation of $3.50. go for the sanitary board
to cancel Indebtedness to Colorado Wool
| Growers association; House bill NO: ID, Dy
Mr.. Wade, to create water districts Nos. 40,
Al and AZ; House bill No. 227, entitled toll
roads, by Mr.. Donnellan; House bill No.
priation Of part OF Saguache county for .
State park; House bill No. $50 by Mr.. Mel
vim Edwards, providing for the better as
sessment of counties. =,
House bill No, Is, by MI. Curry, prOvid-
/ ing for the proper taxation Of mining lands,
was brought before the House for third
reading, and was amended by MI. Morrison
by adding that "when the mine has been
worked at least three months during the
for listing, at an expenditure Of not less
$500 in actual mining, the assessment OF
such mine shall in no case exceed the value
of the gross output of ore from the same
during such year. Proof Of such expendi-
ture and of value Of gross output shall De
required in writing under oath by the as
SCISSOR before they shall be considered"
| Named at Last.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Pres
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